Ray Durham 2005 season stats

Giants

Second Baseman · #5

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Ray Durham played 142 games for the San Francisco Giants in the 2005 MLB regular season, with a .290 batting average, 12 home runs and 62 RBI.

2005 season stats

2005 regular seasonGiants

GP
142
AB
497
R
67
H
144
HR
12
RBI
62
SB
6
AVG
.290
OBP
.356
SLG
.429
OPS
.785
2B
33

Against other second basemen

2005 regular season, 53 MLB second basemen with 25+ games.

  • Home Runs12

    Higher than 73% of the other 52 MLB second basemen.

  • Batting Average.290

    Higher than 71% of the other 52 MLB second basemen.

  • RBI62

    Higher than 77% of the other 52 MLB second basemen.

2005 splits

Totals, from the 142 regular-season games in the log.

Ray Durham, 2005 splits
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.
All games1424976714412626.290.429
Home6924438656232.266.385
Away7325329796394.312.470
Wins6421844776415.353.518
Losses7827923676211.240.358
April19721016061.222.278
May21721224151.333.486
June25921626390.283.435
July22727263170.361.569
August269112273121.297.440
September279010242133.267.400
October2801000.125.125

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · SLG

By opponent

Ray Durham, 2005, by opponent
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.
vs ARI185812162100.276.431
vs ATH41323010.231.308
vs ATL51917010.368.421
vs CHC61706020.353.353
vs CIN62034240.200.500
vs CLE2713010.429.429
vs COL17628201103.323.500
vs DET31123000.273.273
vs HOU72358001.348.435
vs KC31222110.167.500
vs LAD1658717161.293.448
vs MIA51434130.286.500
vs MIL51724020.235.353
vs MIN31436140.429.714
vs NYM51713010.176.235
vs PHI51814020.222.222
vs PIT41616000.375.438
vs SD186810212101.309.471
vs STL62237140.318.500
vs WSH41100000.000.000

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · SLG

2005 game log

Ray Durham, last 15 games, 2005 regular season
AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.OBP: Share of plate appearances that ended with the batter on base — hits, walks and hit-by-pitches.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.OPS: On-base percentage plus slugging. Around .800 is All-Star level, .900 is MVP territory.
Oct 2, 2005vs ARIW 3-1300000.000.000.000.000
Oct 1, 2005vs ARIL 2-1 F/11501000.291.358.431.789
Sep 30, 2005vs ARIL 7-3100000.292.359.434.793
Sep 29, 2005@ SDL 1-0 F/11402000.293.360.434.794
Sep 28, 2005@ SDL 9-1312000.291.359.430.789
Sep 27, 2005@ SDL 9-6501000.289.357.426.783
Sep 26, 2005@ SDW 3-2400000.290.359.429.787
Sep 25, 2005@ COLW 6-2101022.292.361.432.794
Sep 24, 2005@ COLL 6-0301000.291.359.431.790
Sep 23, 2005@ COLW 7-6411020.291.359.432.791
Sep 22, 2005@ WSHL 2-0200000.291.360.433.793
Sep 21, 2005@ WSHW 5-1 F/10400000.292.359.435.794
Sep 20, 2005@ WSHW 4-3400000.295.362.439.801
Sep 18, 2005vs LADW 5-3400000.297.365.443.807
Sep 17, 2005vs LADW 2-1300000.300.368.447.814

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · OBP · SLG · OPS

All 142 gamesOnly the last 15 games
Ray Durham, game by game, 2005 regular season
AB: At-bats: trips to the plate that ended in a hit, an out or an error. Walks and sacrifices are not counted.R: Runs — scored by the batter, or allowed by the pitcher.H: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.HR: Home runs hit.RBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.SB: Bases taken while the pitcher was delivering. Being caught is counted separately.AVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.OBP: Share of plate appearances that ended with the batter on base — hits, walks and hit-by-pitches.SLG: Total bases per at-bat, so a home run counts four times a single.OPS: On-base percentage plus slugging. Around .800 is All-Star level, .900 is MVP territory.
Oct 2, 2005vs ARIW 3-1300000.000.000.000.000
Oct 1, 2005vs ARIL 2-1 F/11501000.291.358.431.789
Sep 30, 2005vs ARIL 7-3100000.292.359.434.793
Sep 29, 2005@ SDL 1-0 F/11402000.293.360.434.794
Sep 28, 2005@ SDL 9-1312000.291.359.430.789
Sep 27, 2005@ SDL 9-6501000.289.357.426.783
Sep 26, 2005@ SDW 3-2400000.290.359.429.787
Sep 25, 2005@ COLW 6-2101022.292.361.432.794
Sep 24, 2005@ COLL 6-0301000.291.359.431.790
Sep 23, 2005@ COLW 7-6411020.291.359.432.791
Sep 22, 2005@ WSHL 2-0200000.291.360.433.793
Sep 21, 2005@ WSHW 5-1 F/10400000.292.359.435.794
Sep 20, 2005@ WSHW 4-3400000.295.362.439.801
Sep 18, 2005vs LADW 5-3400000.297.365.443.807
Sep 17, 2005vs LADW 2-1300000.300.368.447.814
Sep 16, 2005vs LADW 5-4300000.302.370.450.819
Sep 15, 2005vs LADL 7-1301000.304.371.453.823
Sep 14, 2005vs SDL 5-4 F/10310000.304.371.454.824
Sep 13, 2005vs SDW 5-4312010.306.371.457.827
Sep 12, 2005vs SDW 4-3323120.303.370.453.822
Sep 11, 2005vs CHCL 3-2300000.299.364.442.807
Sep 10, 2005vs CHCL 5-2401000.301.365.445.811
Sep 9, 2005vs CHCW 2-1402000.301.366.447.813
Sep 8, 2005vs CHCL 5-3402010.299.365.447.812
Sep 7, 2005@ LADL 9-8100000.297.364.446.810
Sep 5, 2005@ LADW 3-1 F/10422001.298.365.447.812
Sep 4, 2005@ ARIW 3-2400000.296.364.444.808
Sep 3, 2005@ ARIW 9-4511010.299.367.449.815
Sep 2, 2005@ ARIW 6-3412140.300.369.449.818
Aug 31, 2005vs COLW 5-3411110.298.367.441.809
Aug 30, 2005vs COLW 4-3423010.299.369.435.804
Aug 29, 2005vs COLL 2-1300000.294.365.427.792
Aug 28, 2005vs NYMW 4-1311000.296.366.430.797
Aug 26, 2005vs NYML 1-0400000.296.365.431.796
Aug 24, 2005vs PHIL 7-4401020.299.368.436.804
Aug 23, 2005vs PHIL 10-2300000.300.369.438.807
Aug 22, 2005vs PHIW 5-0302000.302.372.441.813
Aug 21, 2005@ STLW 4-2 F/10411000.299.368.439.808
Aug 20, 2005@ STLL 4-2402020.300.370.441.811
Aug 19, 2005@ STLL 5-4412120.298.368.438.806
Aug 18, 2005@ CINL 4-2400000.295.367.429.796
Aug 17, 2005@ CINW 3-2411000.299.371.434.804
Aug 16, 2005@ CINW 10-8 F/10111110.299.370.436.806
Aug 15, 2005@ CINW 7-3400010.297.369.426.794
Aug 14, 2005@ MIAL 4-1301000.301.373.431.804
Aug 13, 2005@ MIAL 2-1000000.300.372.431.804
Aug 11, 2005@ ATLW 5-3 F/10301000.300.370.431.802
Aug 10, 2005@ ATLL 5-4 F/12511010.300.371.432.803
Aug 9, 2005@ ATLL 7-1402000.301.373.436.809
Aug 7, 2005vs HOUL 8-1300000.299.372.435.807
Aug 6, 2005vs HOUW 5-2423001.302.373.439.812
Aug 5, 2005vs HOUW 4-0401000.296.369.435.804
Aug 4, 2005vs COLW 6-4411010.297.370.438.808
Aug 3, 2005vs COLL 3-2401000.297.372.440.811
Aug 2, 2005vs COLL 4-3401000.298.373.439.812
Jul 31, 2005@ MILL 5-1400000.299.374.442.816
Jul 30, 2005@ MILL 7-1402000.303.379.447.826
Jul 29, 2005@ MILW 7-6111020.300.377.443.821
Jul 27, 2005@ CHCL 4-3101010.298.375.438.813
Jul 26, 2005@ CHCW 3-2 F/11100000.295.374.436.810
Jul 24, 2005vs MIAL 4-1400000.296.375.438.812
Jul 23, 2005vs MIAL 16-4411110.300.379.444.823
Jul 22, 2005vs MIAW 8-5322020.301.381.436.817
Jul 20, 2005vs ATLL 4-1402000.297.376.434.810
Jul 18, 2005vs ATLL 6-1301000.294.375.429.804
Jul 17, 2005@ LADW 4-1211110.294.375.430.805
Jul 16, 2005@ LADL 5-4401000.292.370.419.789
Jul 15, 2005@ LADW 6-0504040.293.372.421.793
Jul 14, 2005@ LADW 4-3402010.284.365.403.768
Jul 10, 2005vs STLL 4-3 F/10300000.280.363.402.765
Jul 9, 2005vs STLW 2-0312000.284.365.406.771
Jul 8, 2005vs STLL 3-1400000.279.361.403.765
Jul 5, 2005vs CINL 7-4201000.283.364.409.774
Jul 4, 2005vs CINL 11-10511120.282.363.409.772
Jul 3, 2005@ SDL 9-6402020.283.366.401.767
Jul 2, 2005@ SDL 5-3401010.280.364.399.763
Jul 1, 2005@ SDW 3-2301000.280.366.402.768
Jun 30, 2005@ ARIW 9-2332110.280.364.403.767
Jun 29, 2005@ ARIW 4-2402000.275.358.386.744
Jun 28, 2005@ ARIW 11-3201000.271.356.380.736
Jun 26, 2005@ ATHL 16-0300000.269.350.379.729
Jun 25, 2005@ ATHL 6-3400000.272.354.384.738
Jun 23, 2005vs ARIL 7-2300000.277.360.391.751
Jun 22, 2005vs ARIW 4-0311010.281.364.396.760
Jun 21, 2005vs ARIL 6-4310000.280.362.397.759
Jun 20, 2005vs ARIW 8-3523000.284.361.403.764
Jun 19, 2005@ DETL 10-8 F/10311000.277.356.393.749
Jun 18, 2005@ DETL 8-2401000.276.351.394.745
Jun 17, 2005@ DETW 4-0411000.276.350.397.747
Jun 16, 2005@ MINW 14-7512030.277.351.400.751
Jun 15, 2005@ MINW 8-4401000.274.347.400.747
Jun 14, 2005@ MINL 4-3 F/11523110.274.349.403.752
Jun 12, 2005vs CLEL 5-3300000.265.343.376.719
Jun 11, 2005vs CLEL 7-6413010.270.345.382.727
Jun 9, 2005vs KCW 9-7411000.259.337.374.710
Jun 8, 2005vs KCL 4-1411110.259.338.371.709
Jun 7, 2005vs KCL 8-1400000.259.340.355.696
Jun 5, 2005@ NYMW 6-3501010.266.350.361.710
Jun 5, 2005@ NYML 12-1401000.265.348.364.712
Jun 4, 2005@ NYML 5-1100000.268.354.366.720
Jun 2, 2005@ PHIL 6-5401000.270.356.368.724
Jun 1, 2005@ PHIL 10-6410000.270.358.372.730
May 29, 2005vs SDL 9-6400000.278.363.382.745
May 28, 2005vs SDL 5-3411001.286.372.393.765
May 27, 2005vs SDL 9-3422110.287.375.397.772
May 26, 2005vs LADL 6-4400000.280.372.371.743
May 24, 2005vs LADW 5-3422000.289.382.383.764
May 21, 2005vs ATHW 3-2302010.282.378.363.741
May 20, 2005vs ATHL 8-4321000.273.375.347.722
May 19, 2005@ COLL 3-1502000.271.367.347.714
May 18, 2005@ COLW 3-2401000.265.366.336.702
May 17, 2005@ COLL 9-4 F/8503010.266.369.339.709
May 15, 2005@ HOUL 9-0401000.250.360.308.668
May 14, 2005@ HOUL 4-1411000.250.364.310.674
May 13, 2005@ HOUW 4-2311000.250.368.302.670
May 12, 2005@ HOUW 6-3111000.247.363.301.664
May 11, 2005vs PITL 7-2402000.239.357.283.640
May 10, 2005vs PITL 5-2411000.227.352.273.625
May 9, 2005vs PITW 2-1401000.226.356.274.630
May 8, 2005vs WSHW 4-3 F/13100000.225.360.275.635
May 4, 2005@ ARIL 6-2100000.228.364.278.642
May 3, 2005@ ARIL 3-2200000.231.361.282.643
May 2, 2005@ ARIW 9-8 F/10412020.237.362.289.651
Apr 29, 2005@ PITW 3-2402000.222.356.278.633
Apr 27, 2005vs SDW 10-3411020.206.349.250.599
Apr 26, 2005vs SDW 6-5301010.203.346.250.596
Apr 25, 2005vs SDL 5-3511000.197.338.230.567
Apr 24, 2005vs MILL 8-5410000.196.347.232.579
Apr 23, 2005vs MILW 6-2401000.212.358.250.608
Apr 21, 2005vs ARIW 4-3 F/13321000.208.365.250.615
Apr 20, 2005vs ARIL 2-1300010.200.333.244.578
Apr 19, 2005@ SDL 5-2400000.214.346.262.608
Apr 18, 2005@ SDL 7-2401000.237.375.289.664
Apr 17, 2005@ COLW 8-6311011.235.386.294.680
Apr 16, 2005@ COLL 5-4502000.226.359.290.649
Apr 15, 2005@ COLW 13-6311010.192.353.192.545
Apr 13, 2005@ LADL 4-1402000.174.321.174.495
Apr 12, 2005@ LADL 9-8510000.105.292.105.397
Apr 9, 2005vs COLW 4-2300000.143.333.143.476
Apr 8, 2005vs COLW 10-8310000.182.357.182.539
Apr 7, 2005vs LADL 6-0401000.250.333.250.583
Apr 5, 2005vs LADW 4-2411000.250.400.250.650

What the columns mean: AB · R · H · HR · RBI · SB · AVG · OBP · SLG · OPS

Answered about Ray Durham in 2005

Source: ESPN public MLB data, 2005 season.